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BANKING STRATEGIES PRESENTATION
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[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Facing The Challenges of a Changing World
1% will RETIRE VERY WEALTHY 1% 36% 4% 5% 54% Statistics Show Americans At Age 65 What can you do  differently  to ensure you won’t end up in the majority? 40 60 80 100 Wealthy Working Secure Passed Away Broke 20
Even in Good Times These Issues Have  Plagued America Where does your money actually go? Adapted from study done by North Dakota State University Savings/Investments 3% Eliminating debt, minimizing taxes, and utilizing the right kind of insurance can potentially give you a 60-70% pay  increase, and help you build a solid, tax-free retirement in the process!
Money Flow and Banking Strategies
 Your Lifetime Earning Potential $5k $1m $1.5m $2m 25 yrs 45 yrs 65 yrs Income Years/Age
$2,000,000 In Lifetime Money Payments To Debt Federal & State Taxes Savings & Retirement (New Savings Potential)
Imagine Earning A 35% Raise? You can by simply  redirecting  interest you  already  paid to the banks and financial institutions.
What Are You Really Earning?
4 PILLARS Of Financial Freedom
Banker’s Optimal System of Security
[object Object],[object Object],The Forbes 400 were asked in a recent survey,  What is the most important key to building wealth? Debt Elimination
Debt Elimination ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
5,000 Years of Core Banking Strategies ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Do What The Banks Do Tier One Assets (Core Reserves)
If You Can’t Beat Them - Join Them
What If  YOU  Could Be The Bank? What chair would you sit in? Saver Borrower Banker Bank Owner
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Debt Elimination Results will vary and are determined by individual financial situations. The information contained herein does not constitute an offer or a solicitation to lend or extend credit. Contact your independent agent for further details.
Conventional Banking vs.  Money Merge Account ®  Program ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Results will vary and are determined by individual financial situations. The information contained herein does not constitute an offer or a solicitation to lend or extend credit. Contact your independent agent for further details.
Conventional Banking vs.  Money Merge Account ®  Program ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Results will vary and are determined by individual financial situations. The information contained herein does not constitute an offer or a solicitation to lend or extend credit. Contact your independent agent for further details.
Current Debt Schedule Debt Acceleration Schedule Results will vary and are determined by individual financial situations. The information contained herein does not constitute an offer or a solicitation to lend or extend credit. Contact your independent agent for further details. Year Principal Paid Interest Paid Total Paid 1 $6,699.27  $14,199.45  $20,898.72  2 $13,903.30  $27,894.14  $41,797.44  3 $21,650.99  $41,045.17  $62,696.16  4 $29,984.35  $53,610.53  $83,594.88  5 $38,948.74  $65,544.88  $104,493.62  6 $42,282.13  $77,027.29  $119,309.42  7 $45,824.60  $88,300.62  $134,125.22  8 $49,589.88  $99,351.14  $148,941.02  9 $53,592.69  $110,164.13  $163,756.82  10 $57,848.88  $120,723.74  $178,572.62  11 $62,375.63  $131,012.79  $193,388.42  12 $67,191.49  $141,012.73  $208,204.22  13 $72,316.57  $150,703.45  $223,020.02  14 $77,772.75  $160,063.07  $237,835.82  15 $83,583.97  $169,067.65  $252,651.62  16 $89,776.35  $177,691.07  $267,467.42  17 $96,378.71  $185,904.51  $282,283.22  18 $103,422.79  $193,676.23  $297,099.02  19 $110,943.80  $200,971.02  $311,914.82  20 $118,992.34  $207,749.57  $326,741.91  21 $127,122.24  $214,008.87  $341,131.11  22 $135,753.57  $219,766.74  $355,520.31  23 $144,917.27  $224,992.24  $369,909.51  24 $154,646.17  $229,652.54  $384,298.71  25 $164,975.11  $233,712.80  $398,687.91  26 $175,941.13  $237,135.98  $413,077.11  27 $187,583.51  $239,882.80  $427,466.31  28 $199,943.97  $241,911.54  $441,855.51  29 $213,066.78  $243,177.93  $456,244.71  30 $227,000.00 $243,634.94 $470,634.94 Year Principal Paid Interest Paid Total Paid 1 $13,542.84 $13,947.87 $27,490.71 2 $28,176.18  $26,730.17  $54,906.35  3 $41,191.46  $38,381.22  $79,572.68  4 $57,950.28  $49,041.52  $106,991.80  5 $75,743.21  $58,668.16  $134,411.37  6 $94,633.57  $67,197.37  $161,830.94  7 $114,689.05  $74,561.46  $189,250.51  8 $135,981.54  $80,688.57  $216,670.11  9 $158,587.27  $85,502.41  $244,089.68  10 $182,587.29  $88,921.96  $271,509.25  11 $208,067.57  $90,861.25  $298,928.82  12 $227,000.00 $91,286.88 $318,286.88 Interest Saved $152,348.06 Years to Payoff 11.7 Time Savings 18.4 12 $67,191.49  $141,012.73  $208,204.22  12 $227,000.00 $91,286.88 $318,286.88
The Money Merge Account® Program helps you manage your cash flow with optimal efficiency. How The Money Merge Account®  Program Works For You So you can maximize every available dollar to your  advantage – instead of the banks! Results will vary and are determined by individual financial situations. The information contained herein does not constitute an offer or a solicitation to lend or extend credit. Contact your independent agent for further details.
Wealth Building ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Banker’s Optimal System of Security 1. Return on principal may vary  2. Under certain policy provisions  3. These restrictions will vary from state to state, check with the current laws within your state . These strategies only pertain to a cash value life insurance policy. Check with your financial advisor for details.  Wealth Building
Becoming Your Own Bank ,[object Object],Finance $25,000 every 4 years, costing  $29,222  in payments & interest! Auto loan Payments & Interest
Becoming Your Own Bank ,[object Object],Auto loan Payments & Interest Pay into policy Finance $25,000 every 4 years, re-capturing  $29,222 in payments & interest!
Banking Concepts Loss Option #1 Lease 10 Vehicles  (-$252,500) Option #2 Finance (-$202,222) Option #3 Cash $40,000 Option #4 BOSS $787,738 Gain Growth  Over 40 Years Loss  Over 40 Years
Retirement Planning ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Retirement Planning With BOSS ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],1. Under certain policy provisions and restrictions.  Check policy loan provisions for more details.  You may want to check with your tax advisor for information on qualified plans. Personal Bank: Flexible Retirement Account
Legacy Planning ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Full Circle Financial Solution Your Money Flow Banking Systems Banking  Strategies
Road To Financial Freedom
Get with your UFirst Alliance advisor for a free no obligation analysis! Begin Your Road to Financial Freedom  Today!

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Banking Strategies 8 09[1]

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  • 4. 1% will RETIRE VERY WEALTHY 1% 36% 4% 5% 54% Statistics Show Americans At Age 65 What can you do differently to ensure you won’t end up in the majority? 40 60 80 100 Wealthy Working Secure Passed Away Broke 20
  • 5. Even in Good Times These Issues Have Plagued America Where does your money actually go? Adapted from study done by North Dakota State University Savings/Investments 3% Eliminating debt, minimizing taxes, and utilizing the right kind of insurance can potentially give you a 60-70% pay increase, and help you build a solid, tax-free retirement in the process!
  • 6. Money Flow and Banking Strategies
  • 7.  Your Lifetime Earning Potential $5k $1m $1.5m $2m 25 yrs 45 yrs 65 yrs Income Years/Age
  • 8. $2,000,000 In Lifetime Money Payments To Debt Federal & State Taxes Savings & Retirement (New Savings Potential)
  • 9. Imagine Earning A 35% Raise? You can by simply redirecting interest you already paid to the banks and financial institutions.
  • 10. What Are You Really Earning?
  • 11. 4 PILLARS Of Financial Freedom
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  • 17. If You Can’t Beat Them - Join Them
  • 18. What If YOU Could Be The Bank? What chair would you sit in? Saver Borrower Banker Bank Owner
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  • 22. Current Debt Schedule Debt Acceleration Schedule Results will vary and are determined by individual financial situations. The information contained herein does not constitute an offer or a solicitation to lend or extend credit. Contact your independent agent for further details. Year Principal Paid Interest Paid Total Paid 1 $6,699.27 $14,199.45 $20,898.72 2 $13,903.30 $27,894.14 $41,797.44 3 $21,650.99 $41,045.17 $62,696.16 4 $29,984.35 $53,610.53 $83,594.88 5 $38,948.74 $65,544.88 $104,493.62 6 $42,282.13 $77,027.29 $119,309.42 7 $45,824.60 $88,300.62 $134,125.22 8 $49,589.88 $99,351.14 $148,941.02 9 $53,592.69 $110,164.13 $163,756.82 10 $57,848.88 $120,723.74 $178,572.62 11 $62,375.63 $131,012.79 $193,388.42 12 $67,191.49 $141,012.73 $208,204.22 13 $72,316.57 $150,703.45 $223,020.02 14 $77,772.75 $160,063.07 $237,835.82 15 $83,583.97 $169,067.65 $252,651.62 16 $89,776.35 $177,691.07 $267,467.42 17 $96,378.71 $185,904.51 $282,283.22 18 $103,422.79 $193,676.23 $297,099.02 19 $110,943.80 $200,971.02 $311,914.82 20 $118,992.34 $207,749.57 $326,741.91 21 $127,122.24 $214,008.87 $341,131.11 22 $135,753.57 $219,766.74 $355,520.31 23 $144,917.27 $224,992.24 $369,909.51 24 $154,646.17 $229,652.54 $384,298.71 25 $164,975.11 $233,712.80 $398,687.91 26 $175,941.13 $237,135.98 $413,077.11 27 $187,583.51 $239,882.80 $427,466.31 28 $199,943.97 $241,911.54 $441,855.51 29 $213,066.78 $243,177.93 $456,244.71 30 $227,000.00 $243,634.94 $470,634.94 Year Principal Paid Interest Paid Total Paid 1 $13,542.84 $13,947.87 $27,490.71 2 $28,176.18 $26,730.17 $54,906.35 3 $41,191.46 $38,381.22 $79,572.68 4 $57,950.28 $49,041.52 $106,991.80 5 $75,743.21 $58,668.16 $134,411.37 6 $94,633.57 $67,197.37 $161,830.94 7 $114,689.05 $74,561.46 $189,250.51 8 $135,981.54 $80,688.57 $216,670.11 9 $158,587.27 $85,502.41 $244,089.68 10 $182,587.29 $88,921.96 $271,509.25 11 $208,067.57 $90,861.25 $298,928.82 12 $227,000.00 $91,286.88 $318,286.88 Interest Saved $152,348.06 Years to Payoff 11.7 Time Savings 18.4 12 $67,191.49 $141,012.73 $208,204.22 12 $227,000.00 $91,286.88 $318,286.88
  • 23. The Money Merge Account® Program helps you manage your cash flow with optimal efficiency. How The Money Merge Account® Program Works For You So you can maximize every available dollar to your advantage – instead of the banks! Results will vary and are determined by individual financial situations. The information contained herein does not constitute an offer or a solicitation to lend or extend credit. Contact your independent agent for further details.
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  • 28. Banking Concepts Loss Option #1 Lease 10 Vehicles (-$252,500) Option #2 Finance (-$202,222) Option #3 Cash $40,000 Option #4 BOSS $787,738 Gain Growth Over 40 Years Loss Over 40 Years
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  • 32. Full Circle Financial Solution Your Money Flow Banking Systems Banking Strategies
  • 33. Road To Financial Freedom
  • 34. Get with your UFirst Alliance advisor for a free no obligation analysis! Begin Your Road to Financial Freedom Today!